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Question

Can I claim childcare credit if i receive child care from the state and do not pay out of pocket?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 26, 2025
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No.

Only out-of-pocket child care expenses can be used for the credit.

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No. Only childcare that you paid for out of pocket can be used for the childcare credit. You cannot get a tax credit for paying with money that was given to you by the state.

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